Daily Debrief: What Happened Today

Published Thu, Nov 14, 2019 · 10:30 AM

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    Ron Sim's V3 Group mulls Singapore digibank bid with Far East Organization, Temasek's Heliconia, and EZ-Link THE Business Times understands that the partners are targeting one of the two digital full-bank licences in Singapore that will allow it to accept deposits from retail customers.

    More than half of Singapore's S$19b war chest for research, innovation committed so far

    ABOUT S$9.8 billion of the S$19 billion sum earmarked for the Research, Innovation and Enterprise 2020 (RIE2020) plan has been committed as at the end of financial year 2018, with the five-year plan on track to meet its industry project target and having already exceeded its targeted number of startups.

    Temasek prices oversubscribed 12-year, 30-year euro bonds at 0.5% and 1.25%

    LEONG Wai Leng, chief financial officer of Temasek, said on Thursday morning that the dual-tranche bond offering, launched on Wednesday, was oversubscribed and attracted "strong demand from high-quality investors globally".

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    Emirates to end Singapore-Brisbane flights

    THE airline had sought to remove its entire capacity commitment of 4,956 seats per week for both inbound and outbound flights on the route, citing "substantial losses".

    Euro resumes slide against Singapore dollar: DBS analysts

    DBS analysts are expecting the euro to keep underperforming against the Singapore dollar, according to a research note released by the bank on Thursday.

    Corporate earnings

    Rex International swings into the black for Q3

    Golden Agri back in the black with Q3 profit on lower expenses, other income

    Yoma in the red for Q2; Ayala buys 20% stake for US$155m

    Banyan Tree Q3 loss deepens to S$9.4m; CFO steps down to head new Phuket unit

    Global Invacom Q3 profit doubles to US$228,000

    China Everbright Q3 earnings jump 27% on higher revenue

    The STI today

    Singapore shares lose 0.2% as downward trend continues THE Straits Times Index, weighed down by constituents with deep exposure to the territory, eased 7.37 points or 0.2 per cent to 3,231.85.

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